The Hawaiʻi congressman has drawn a couple of high-profile challengers in the 2026 election. But they seem to be running against Trump, not Case.

Building on their work with Yosihiko Sinoto a half-century ago, the archaeologists have reunited at Bishop Museum.

The federal government shutdown is an unmistakable command to obey or face the consequences.

Talk about making matters worse: Rick Blangiardi’s tirade about criticism of permit problems resembled a coach’s meltdown.

The Oregon city adopted the types of voting changes that we should consider in the islands.

The University of Hawaiʻi once hosted a political provocateur under the banner of diversity. Here’s what happened.

The islands rank last among the states for erecting monuments to significant events and places.

There’s a middle ground between light and shadow, between science and superstition, between the pit of man’s fears and the summit of his knowledge.

The caller claimed to work for HECO, and what he said left a Kailua woman frazzled and uncertain.

Sweeps, bans and civil commitments have been common tools used in Hawaiʻi for years.